Producers: Jay Dee (R.I.P.) DJ Marley Marl Pete Rock DJ Premier Large Professor RZA Prince Paul Madlib Early Neptunes No I.D. Dug Infinite Hi-Tek Stoupe Da Beatminerz Showbiz Lord Finesse etc.
Emcees: Common Rakim Jay-Z Nas Pharcyde Boot Camp Clik Wu-Tang Biggie D.I.T.C. KRS-One Big Daddy Kane AZ Mobb Deep Redman Kool G Rap etc.
Born on June 3, 1983, Michael Brown was raised up in New Jersey and began writing and spitting rhymes before he ever touched the production side of music. Having a strong love for music since the age of five, Brown often turned to this passion when things would get hard. Coming up he listened to a wide span of music, ranging from the Rock guitars of Led Zeppelin all the way down to the classical assortment of Jazz musicians, including Thelonious Monk and Dizzy Gillespie. His main influences, though, were those of the Soul/R&B genres, as well as the Jazz that so often speckles his current production style.
Adopting the name A New Left, a beast soon emerged from the crates. Finally finding production as a means of expression and reviving the art of crate digging, A New Left began to find the sound he wanted to create thanks to the influence of the late, great Dilla. Although he has produced tracks for local acts in both Philly and Jersey while also working on putting together an unnamed group project, A New Left agrees that it is currently more of a hobby than a career.
With the name A New Left you can expect to hear interesting things in this young man's work. His sound is akin to the soulful production of Dilla, 9th Wonder, with a little Premier and Neptunes thrown in. This brings an interesting mix of club and soul to the tracks that A New Left makes, and really brings out his ear for smooth samples and a knack for putting drum patterns together to create songs that are molded well. With smooth vocal samples dispersed throughout his tracks, A New Left covers the ground where many producers have left off, trying to find a balance between producing banging, club tracks and that one piece of smooth instrumental on which any emcee would be proud to drop sixteen bars.
dam my bad, that second beat that comes in on the new shit is crazy. thats why i always upload my beats seperately cos people just skip through and miss things.
keep doing you
peace
dam son your music is hot as hell. i wish i had stopped by here before. i like all your joints, but that new one, u should've let the sample play out more. its a bit too choppy choppy with the same chop. but thats me being super critical. there rest of your music is plain crazy
Everybody is pretty good, man. Natalie is walking well now. Nicholas is going to start daycare a few days a week to get time in with other kids before preschool...Just grinding. How's life?
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waddup playa. hope alls well. ayo, lemme buy a beat off you holmes? My homedog's coming home tommo and i wanna start recording. Let me know. I'll make you famous (haha).
yo left thanks 4 the add man, feeling the music as always, its almost like your keeping dilla alive through 'em. stay true to your soulful style, peace.
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